PEORIA, Ariz. — A year ago, hours before the San Diego Padres’ first full-squad workout that spring, Xander Bogaerts was asked to go from being a lifelong shortstop to a sudden second baseman.

For six or sometimes eight or nine kilometers, Xander Bogaerts would run on the strand that winds along the white sand and ...

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Xander Bogaerts found himself with a new routine this offseason with the clear water and white sand of Aruba’s west coast resorts as his backdrop. The San Diego Padres infielder ran three or four ...

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The San Diego Padres may be able to move their ace Dylan ... he could garner an annual average value of well over $20 million. Thus, with the Padres already strapped with Xander Bogaerts’ contract, ...

It was only one at-bat in the ninth inning of a Cactus League game in February. And yet Leo De Vries' opposite-field double ...